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Massage Therapist
Massage Therapy is not only physically demanding, it also requires good communication skills to help clients feel comfortable. At Baker, you combine those skills and capabilities with the study of therapeutic massage techniques used in a clinical setting to help people relax, rejuvenate, or rehabilitate.
As a graduate of our program, you receive a Certificate of Completion, fully prepared and qualified to take the National Certification Examination administered by the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB), a credential that stands for excellence and professionalism.
Career Facts
- The average wage for Massage Therapists is $40,300.
- Jobs in this field are growing faster than average. Employment for Massage Therapists is expected to increase 20 percent by 2016.
- Massage Therapists can specialize in over 80 different types of massage including Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, reflexology, acupressure, sports massage, and more.
- This occupation includes many part-time and self-employed workers.
- New Massage Therapists should expect to work part-time in spas, hospitals, physical therapy centers, and other businesses until they can build their client base through referrals, networking, or joining a professional association to build contacts.
Programs
- Certificate
- Associate
Want to get the ball rolling?
Everything about our college is aimed at getting you the job you want in the shortest time possible — from our affordable tuition, to how we choose our programs, to our small class sizes, and flexible class schedules.
Discover what Baker can do for your future. Schedule a visit or enroll online today.
